Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “flexibel”
Recently I wrote my first post in English about the international growth of the ExpoBadge products. To be honest I was surprised by the enormous amount of positive responds. So, on request of many, I have started on my second post in English. And, for how did not read my first post, or the ones how don’t remember a little …
Let’s start with a simple but important remark about this post. This will be a post about the ExpoBadge products and usage of this product. But it will also be my first article in English. Since I’m dyslectic and Dutch is my first language, the article could have some typing errors. So, for this I apologize in advance, but please …
Print tickets and event badges on location live , or ExpoBadging. The arrival of ExpoBadge products makes it possible from now on. We leave the printing to the Epson TM-C3500 ColorWorks color label printer. The purpose of ExpoBadging ExpoBadges originated from the idea of developing a product that would offer “live and full-color” printing, of congress, event and trade show …
In Kölln-Haferland, customers print their own muesli labels with an Epson label printer. Compile your own muesli and provide it with a personal label – this and much more is possible in Kölln-Haferland. The traditional company offers in its flagship store in the center of Hamburg old and young a gastronomic experience around the popular port specialties.
You can personalize a product with an Epson ColorWorks TM-C3500. Personalize the product experience by letting your own product also have its own product label . And print it live in full color.
An interesting piece about how Siemens uses Nicelabel to make all labeling the same at the different factories. Language: English.
The demand for shorter delivery times is growing, product selection is becoming wider and the world revolves more and more around short-term promotions. How does the producer ensure sufficient flexibility with the packaging without compromising on a short delivery time? And, at least as important, how do you keep the TCO as low as possible? A few years ago it …